I have been a devotional journaler for about 21 years now. I started this devotional habit after completing the Experiencing God study in 1997! Journaling helps me pour out my ideas and prayers to God, along with processing life and what I’m reading/studying in the Bible. I’ve written about the daily devotional habits I aim […]
In the spirit of Throwback Thursday we’re featuring one of our most popular posts. If you are kicking the creativity up a notch or simply trying to do a better job bringing glory to God on Sunday morning, this one’s for you! Please share with your worship leaders. We go to seminary, study Greek, learn […]
https://louisianabaptists.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/34-worship-tips-header.png5711500Matt Tulloshttps://louisianabaptists.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/en-logo.pngMatt Tullos2018-07-12 06:00:212018-07-12 11:09:4534 Tips for Creating Powerful Worship Experiences and Vibrant Worship Teams
In the darkest hours of the Revolutionary War, Gen. George Washington unfurled an unusual flag. It wasn’t the stars and stripes. It wasn’t red, white and blue. It was a simple white flag with an evergreen tree sewn on it. Above the tree were the words, “APPEAL TO HEAVEN”. Washington knew he was out-gunned, out-manned […]
Recently a small Louisiana Baptist church began the process of seeking a pastor. Resumes were received from all over the region, and a few from as far away as Missouri, but one candidate caught the attention and interest of the search team. His resume more than impressed the search committee. He had a doctorate and […]
https://louisianabaptists.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/10-steps-vetting-next-pastor-header.png5701500Stacy Morganhttps://louisianabaptists.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/en-logo.pngStacy Morgan2018-06-27 11:44:282018-06-27 11:44:28Ten Steps for Vetting Your Next Pastor
Welcome to life as a deacon! Always exciting, inspiring, fulfilling and self-satisfying. Wait … that’s not exactly true. Let’s start over. Welcome to life as a deacon! It’s much different than you expected. (That’s a little closer to the truth.) As you begin your ministry as a deacon, here are a few common errors to […]
Devotional Journaling Tips
/in Resources /by Lane CorleyI have been a devotional journaler for about 21 years now. I started this devotional habit after completing the Experiencing God study in 1997! Journaling helps me pour out my ideas and prayers to God, along with processing life and what I’m reading/studying in the Bible. I’ve written about the daily devotional habits I aim […]
34 Tips for Creating Powerful Worship Experiences and Vibrant Worship Teams
/in Resources, Worship /by Matt TullosIn the spirit of Throwback Thursday we’re featuring one of our most popular posts. If you are kicking the creativity up a notch or simply trying to do a better job bringing glory to God on Sunday morning, this one’s for you! Please share with your worship leaders. We go to seminary, study Greek, learn […]
The Mysterious Flag
/in Resources /by Matt TullosIn the darkest hours of the Revolutionary War, Gen. George Washington unfurled an unusual flag. It wasn’t the stars and stripes. It wasn’t red, white and blue. It was a simple white flag with an evergreen tree sewn on it. Above the tree were the words, “APPEAL TO HEAVEN”. Washington knew he was out-gunned, out-manned […]
Ten Steps for Vetting Your Next Pastor
/in Pastoral, Resources /by Stacy MorganRecently a small Louisiana Baptist church began the process of seeking a pastor. Resumes were received from all over the region, and a few from as far away as Missouri, but one candidate caught the attention and interest of the search team. His resume more than impressed the search committee. He had a doctorate and […]
Ten Errors of First-Time Deacons
/in Resources /by Matt TullosWelcome to life as a deacon! Always exciting, inspiring, fulfilling and self-satisfying. Wait … that’s not exactly true. Let’s start over. Welcome to life as a deacon! It’s much different than you expected. (That’s a little closer to the truth.) As you begin your ministry as a deacon, here are a few common errors to […]